Bali Visa and Entry Tax 2026: A Complete Guide for Travellers

By the siappergi.com team · Published · 3 min read · Baca dalam Bahasa Indonesia

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If you plan to visit Bali in 2026, the Bali visa and entry tax 2026 is the first thing to understand so your travel budget doesn't drift. This guide sums up the costs that usually apply, how to pay them, and what to have ready at the airport.

Important note: Visa fees, levies and immigration rules are set by the national government and the Bali Provincial Government, and can change at any time. Always check the official sources (the Directorate General of Immigration and the official Bali Provincial Government channels) before you travel. The figures in this article are general guidance, not guarantees.

The Costs You Should Budget For

In broad terms, foreign visitors usually face three cost components when entering Bali:

  1. Visa fee to enter Indonesia, such as a Visa on Arrival (VoA) or an electronic visa, depending on your nationality.
  2. Foreign Tourist Levy (Pungutan Wisatawan Asing, PWA), which applies specifically to visits to Bali.
  3. Other costs such as travel insurance, or service fees if you buy a visa through a third-party agent.

Amounts and mechanisms can differ between periods, so always compare with the latest official information.

Visa on Arrival and Electronic Visas

Many foreign nationals can obtain a visa on arrival at international airports, including Ngurah Rai (DPS). For online applications, the government also offers electronic visas. Your nationality and purpose of visit decide which visa type applies, not SiapPergi. Make sure your passport remains valid for the period required by current immigration rules.

Checklist before you fly

  • A passport whose validity meets current immigration requirements
  • Proof of onward or return travel
  • Proof of accommodation in Bali, such as your hotel or villa address
  • Some small rupiah cash as a backup, plus a card or e-wallet if accepted
  • Proof of payment for the Foreign Tourist Levy if it is required at that time

The Foreign Tourist Levy for Bali

The Foreign Tourist Levy is aimed at foreign visitors to Bali. Its amount and payment method are set by the regional government and may be updated. Payment is usually made online before arrival or at a checkpoint, as the official guidance directs. Because procedures often change, check the official Bali Provincial Government channels before buying your ticket.

Tip: save proof of payment as a screenshot or printout, and show it if an officer asks.

A Simple Budget Example

To make it easier to picture, here is a sample budget framework. Fill in the amounts with the latest official rates when you plan your trip:

ComponentNotesWhere to check
Entry visaDepends on nationality and visa typeImmigration
Foreign Tourist LevyApplies to visits to BaliBali Provincial Government
Travel insuranceOptional but recommendedInsurance provider
Local transportScooter or car rentalSiapPergi catalogue prices

After You Land: Getting Around Bali

Once you have landed and cleared immigration, you can head straight to your accommodation. Many travellers choose a Bali scooter rental or a Bali car rental so they are not tied to public transport timetables. For scooters, remember the minimum rental is 2 days and you need a motorcycle licence (foreign visitors: home licence plus an International Driving Permit with the motorcycle category).

How SiapPergi Helps

SiapPergi rents scooters and cars across Bali at fixed catalogue prices: scooters from Rp70.000 per day and cars from Rp310.000 per day. Vehicles are delivered to your hotel, villa, home or Ngurah Rai Airport with no extra delivery fee. There is no deposit, your passport is not held, and you pay in Rupiah when the vehicle arrives. Every scooter includes 2 helmets. Book on WhatsApp at +6281808001102 (every day 07.00–23.00 WITA).

Illustration of travel documents and a map of Bali
Illustration of travel documents and a map of Bali

Tips for a Smooth Entry to Bali

  1. Re-check official fees and rules two to three weeks before departure.
  2. Keep digital copies of your passport, visa and payment receipts.
  3. Plan your transport from the airport early, including reviewing scooter rental options near you.
  4. If you are unsure about visa or levy requirements, check with the immigration office or official channels rather than unclear sources.
Illustration of the Bali coast with a scooter on the road
Illustration of the Bali coast with a scooter on the road

Summary

Entering Bali involves a visa, the Foreign Tourist Levy, and supporting costs such as insurance. Because the rules can change, always refer to official government sources. Once you arrive, SiapPergi can have your vehicle ready at a clear price. See the booking guide for the full steps.

Ready to rent a scooter or car?

Fixed catalogue prices, delivered to your hotel or villa. Book on WhatsApp and pay when the vehicle arrives.

This guide follows the SiapPergi editorial policy: facts are checked, market prices are given as ranges and mistakes are corrected.

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